Retell the dialogue in indirect speech: "Good evening, Mrs. Martin. Let me take your things. Put your bag on this table." "How is Mr. Jones?" "Quite well, thank you. He is not in yet. And how is your husband?" "He is coming in a moment. He is busier than ever." "My husband usually comes home about six. Sometimes a little earlier. But he never comes later than half past six." "It is only a quarter past." "Let us go into the sitting-room. Please, sit down in this armchair. It is the most comfortable." "I like your house very much. It is the quietest I know." "There is very little traffic in our street." "Your garden is so large. It is much larger than ours." "But yours is more beautiful. Your trees are older and you have finer flowers."

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The speaker greeted Mrs. Martin and offered to take her things, suggesting she place her bag on a table. Mrs. Martin asked about Mr. Jones, mentioning he was not back yet, and was asked about her own husband, who was said to be on his way and very busy. The speaker noted that their husband usually arrives home by six, sometimes a bit earlier, but never later than half past six. The time was only a quarter past. They suggested moving to the sitting room and offered Mrs. Martin a comfortable armchair, praising the quietness of their house and the spaciousness of their garden. Mrs. Martin complimented the speaker's house, noting its tranquility and the size of their garden compared to her own, but praised the beauty and age of the trees and flowers on her property.